Kel's Cool Crosses

KEL'S COOL CROSSES

Welcome to Kel's Cool Crosses. My Crosses are handmade from driftwood. I use
crystals, stones, feathers and leather strips to decorate my Crosses. I also burn in
Rune symbols or Neolithlic symbols or Native American symbols, depending on the
style I am designing. Each Cross is unique and ready to hang on the wall.
The following are comments from customers that have purchased one of my
Crosses:

"I love the Cross! Thank you!"

"Kel, these are simply gorgeous. Wonderful energy-thank you so much."

"Super Crosses! Real quality Artist! I will be back!"

"Love the cross! I appreciate it's meaning & uniqueness because of my Native
American ancestry."

Crosses were around long before Christianity as the most
cherished of religious symbols. It is believed that the
ancient Cross symbolized the earth's four directions and
the divine center.

Spaniards saw Indians worshipping the Cross. The
Peruvians and Babylonians had the Maltese Cross. The
druids were believed to have made their Cross out of a
stem and two branches of the oak tree. Buddhist Crosses
are common throughout the East. The Thor's hammer
Cross is a well-known Pre-Christian Cross and several
deities of ancient Egypt hold a Cross in their hands.
Wheeled Crosses are seen on some Pre-Christian stones,
possibly as symbols of solar worship.

Ireland is known for its many ancient Crosses.
Pre-Christian Crosses have been identified at Dowth and
New Grange on the Boyne, Knockmany of Tyrone, Deer Park
of Fermanagh, Cloverhill of Sligo and Slieve-ha-Calliagh
near Lough Crew of Meath. The ancient faery people of
Ireland, the Tuath-de-Danann, had Crosses that were
adorned with snakes, birds and other animals.

In the Scottish Highlands, the Fiery Cross, when dipped in
goat's blood and flaming, was a message of alarm among
the wild tribes. A serpentine figure was often twisted
around the Fiery Cross.

The Cross is still a very powerful symbol of faith all over
the world.